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Aami Insurance will not renew their sponsorship of the WAFL in 2015. This deal was worth about $300,000 a year to the WAFC.

Interesting to read that 80% of the WAFC's funding is generated from its management of Patersons Stadium.

If it doesn't run the new stadium at Burswood that's a big financial hole to fill.

shit, there goes any chance of a comercial TV deal.

Seriously these bone heads at HQ who are suppose to be looking after our interests have all but stuffed the WAFL. Time for heads to roll or be chopped off.

astro wrote: Seriously these bone heads at HQ who are suppose to be looking after our interests have all but stuffed the WAFL. Time for heads to roll or be chopped off.

too late, its gone.

when the comp loses its credibility, the rest of the ride is all downhill. Besides when you have Victorians running the Wafl, do you think they'd give a shit. Next thing you know they will get Alan Joyce from Qantas to run the league.

we have our memories, that's it people.

Sell the two pieces of shit AFL clubs licences before the liquidators take them for fark all ... it might save us , I did say "might"

and if the devil incarnate says that he will sponsor it what will be the reaction

I think he is negotiating to do just that Grump. I'm not sure how that will go down with his fan club on here, but perhaps he has the WAFL's best interests at heart.

AAMI decides not to renew their sponsorship deal. I'm sure it has nothing to do with one of the key stakeholders of this competition continually talking the WAFL down every chance he gets in The West.

The WAFC tries to save over $200K a year by getting a commercial TV station to cover the league, they organise a majority of the sponsorship needed and a broadcaster. Then the same key stakeholders refuses to co-operate with the new deal and it is slowly fading away.

Fantastic.

Grump wrote: and if the devil incarnate says that he will sponsor it what will be the reaction

who is the 'devil incarnate'?

Howson